Lava №4 – Iceland Antarctica

Lava №4 – Iceland AntarcticaArtwork Information In March 2021, a volcanic eruption began in the Geldingadalir valley at Fagradalsfjall on Icelands Reykjanes Peninsula, just 30 km from Reykjavk. The months long eruption continuously reshaped the landscape. All photos were taken in Ntthagi valley, where it was possible to get close to the fresh lava flow. If the valley fills with lava, it will cascade down the mountains toward the ocean. Capturing the eruption up close with a

forming ever-shifting patterns that reflect the dynamic beauty of the landscape

forming soft transitions and flowing shapes on the surface

and surface of the ice itself

originating from the Hofsjökull glacier—also home to the country’s largest active volcano

shaped by compression

revealing the distinctive deep blue typical of glacial lakes

which is a billion times smaller

This series does not feature microscope images

A surreal study of Norway’s waterfalls

but from the air they offer a breathtaking spectacle of colors and textures

The atmosphere is shaped not by movement

As the low-hanging mist begins to lift